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Study Melbourne Student Centre

The first of its kind in Australia, the Study Melbourne Student Centre offers practical support for post-secondary international students in Victoria.

What to do in an emergency

In an emergency call 000, or if you are using a mobile outside a network area, dial 112. Ask for an interpreter if you need one.

Overseas Student Health Cover

If you are in Australia on a Student visa you must arrange health insurance for you and your family before arriving in Australia.

Some tips for staying safe

While you're living, working and studying in Melbourne these tips help you feel safe at night or in unfamiliar places.

The law and your rights

While you are studying in Australia your rights are protected by law. Understand your rights and responsibilities and find out how to get help.

Identification and proof of age

When you enrol, your university, college or school gives you a student identification card. You may need other types of ID while you are here.

Disability access and support

If you live with a disability you will find support and services to help you in Melbourne and at your university, college or school

Help from a consulate or embassy

Your consulate provides administrative services in Australia to the citizens of your country. Your country's embassy is their diplomatic office.

Study well

We want you to have a great experience as an international student in Melbourne Victoria. Here are some ways to stay balanced and healthy.

OSHC and seeking help from a psychologist

If you or a friend are dealing with anxiety or depression, seeing a psychologist can be a helpful step.

Working as an International Student in Australia

International Students Working in Australia: how to find a job, what’s normal and where to get support.